Who’s bright idea was this to make three tops just alike? Boring!
I think I’m going to switch to working on the blocks for Nicole’s quilt for a while. But, first, I’m going to get dinner going and then hopefully I’ll be able to sew more after dinner.
Terri says
Boring, but a great cause! I’ve been quilting three hours so far. One hour break and now back to it! I finished sewing my Spiderweb blocks together. It’s time for the borders. I still have to piece the inner border. Will keep quilting until the 49’ers (yes I’m from California Bay Area!) start to play. After that is a Sacramento Kings basketball game; I lived near Sacramento for 10 years. Got my hopes up for each of them. Go Team!
JudyL says
Working on QOVs isn’t boring . . doing the same quilt three times in a row is boring, but I should have known better. I’ll get back to the third one after I work a while on Nicole’s top. Good luck with your team in the game.
Vicki W says
I like this QOV pattern. I think I may do this for my next one after I put together the current string quilt that I am doing now.
Susan says
Maybe boring, but you should be getting really fast at it now! =) If you don’t have the blocks for the first one cut and sewn, you might reverse the colors – lights for darks.
Judy L. says
Good idea but they’re already made.
Amy @ Just being me says
Day three and nothing done…at least quilting wise. I got some house cleaning done and some junk paper sorting done. Tomorrow…quilting!
patti says
no blog so i can never link, but i am participating in today’s and tomorrow’s quilt-a-thon. today i got half of my feathered star wallhanging done and tomorrow i hope to get the rest of it sewn. if i get to the borders that will be gravy!
rebecca burch says
I, too, make QOV’s & I love this one! Is there a pattern for this or did you make it up? It’s fabulous & I know it will make someone super happy to get this beauty!